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Eight Stories of Yongzhou, which is the remains of Eight Stories of Yongzhou, was written by Liu Zongyuan, a famous writer in the Tang Dynasty, during his relegation to Yongzhou. Eight travel notes are devoted to Yongzhou landscape, with concise words and beautiful pictures, which are famous for their respective connections. For thousands of years, it has been told by the world. Although the natural scenery in Eight Chapters of Yongzhou has a long history and gone through vicissitudes, most of the remains still exist. The scenery in Travel Notes of Xishan at the Beginning of Xishan Banquet is located on the west bank of Xiaoshui, that is, the rolling hilly area around Niangziling, Hexi, Shan Zhi District. In this paper, "poor mountains are on the high side" refers to the hills where the water plants in this city are located. The scenery in The Story of Cobalt Tantan refers to a section of the river in Yuxi, a tributary of Xiaoshui, which is located on the right side of Liuzi Temple in the west of Shan Zhi District. In ancient times, this iron was called cobalt. This section of the river is named because it looks like cobalt. The word "cobalt pool" was carved on the shore stone by predecessors. At the foot of the mountain in the north of the pool, there is a spring that does not dry up in winter. When the water is full in spring and summer, a clear stream flows straight into the pool. This is what Liu Wen refers to as "a pool with a high fountain and a natural sound." The scenery of Xishan Mountain in Cobalt Lake is located at the lower side of the road from Liuzi Temple to Yongzhou People's Hospital, to the west of Cobalt Lake. There are bamboo forests beside the stream, swaying with water. Under the bamboo forest, many stone heads push each other like teeth and hang upside down in the water, which is what Liu Wen refers to as "cows and horses drinking in a stream". The scenery in Xiaoshitang's To Xiaoqiu West Xiaoshitang is located in the west of Xixiaoqiu, and the distance is less than 100 meter. According to Liu Wen, you can find this place by going west from Xixiaoqiu 120 steps. This section of riverbed is a natural slate structure. When Yuxi River dries up, the river flows on the winding, uneven and uneven stones, which can be regarded as the phenomenon of "the whole stone is at the bottom" and "fighting with snakes" referred to by Liu Wen. The scenery in Yuan Jiake's Yuan Jiake Ji is located in the south of Shan Zhi. It's about five miles from Shannan, Shan Zhi to Nanjindu. There is Shawan Village opposite Nanjindu. In front of the village entrance, there is a "Chengtan Water Shallow Zhu". The water is vast, the continent is heavy, and Guandaozhou is the most important. There are grotesque stone islands next to the mainland, where water meets stones, trying to be smooth and rebellious, forming small bays with heavy water barriers. This is what Liu Wen called Yuan Jiazhi's thirst. Yuan Jia in the village has long since disappeared, and Yuan's thirst has been drowned by the construction of Nanjindu Power Station. The scenery in Shiqu's Story of Shiqu is located in the south of Shan Zhi, Yongzhou City. From Yuan Jia's thirst to Xiaoshui, there is a stream about half a mile away, which is a stone canal. The scenery written by Liu Wen, "Folding west, sinking under a stone, falling into a small pool in the north, with the pool area reduced by 100 feet, and the water depth is full of fish", is still faintly visible. The scenery in Shi Jian's The Story of Shi Jian is located in Xiangjia Village in the south of Shan Zhi. From the stone canal down the river and over a hill, you arrive at Xiangjia Village. There is a stream in the north of the village, which is Stone Stream. There is an arch bridge and a dam on the stream. From the dam to the stone arch bridge, the bottom of the stream is natural slate. The situation of "building a stone as the bottom, reaching two cliffs, spreading horizontally, flowing like a weaving, ringing like a piano" is still as it was then. The scenery in Koishiyama Koishiyama's story is located in the north of Chaoyang office in Shan Zhi District, which is a mountain at the northwest end of Huangmaoling in the office. To the west of here is a cliff. On the mountain, there are green barriers, some cross the roadside, some are like beams, and some are surrounded by mountains, such as low walls on the city. The pedestrians here are like being in a stone city, so Liu Zi named it Koishiyama. Standing on the hill of Little Rock, looking up, the mighty Xiaoxiang River meets the Pingzhou River. It was Liu Wen who wrote: "The earth falls apart and the Sichuan is divided into four directions." In the mountains, the accumulated stones are still there, and the well water below is cool and drinkable. Although the stone in the fort dock has long been destroyed, traces of the natural stone foot of the "fort dock" still exist.